Thanks again! Its just a Cannon Power Shot "point and shoot". Not anything as fancy or expensive as a Rebel. I didn't adjust any of the optional settings other than the super macro. Good advertisement for Cannon! Not the photographer! But thanks anyway! Sure is fun!

TNY, more beauties! Love that Dream Weaver! Is your RI own root or grafted? I got mine 3 years ago grafted on multiflora from Steve at Wisconsin Roses. It's been potted all along and it grows like a weed! I was worried too the first winter. It was a first year budded maiden when I got it and was still fairly small going into winter. I needn't have worried. Came out of winter green to the tips and has never looked back! It blooms in big flushes all season. It does black spot though. But how could you care about a few spots when the blooms are that lovely! If you have an unheated garage or shed you can winter it in there. Put it up off the floor on something and remember to give it some water once a month all winter. As for how I winterize my pots, well, I don't have a garage and not enough room in the shed for all 30 (last year it was 60) of my pots. The only one that goes into the shed is the tree rose. The rest go into my winter pot ghetto along the back (south) wall of my house. I've explained it before but here it is again. I put all the pots together in the 3 ft. wide veggie garden strip between the brick wall of the house and my concrete patio. It's a warm micro climate there. I drive in 4 ft. wooden stakes and staple burlap all the way around them and then pack it with leaves. This usually happens Thanksgiving weekend or the first weekend in December and they come out the first week of April when the stuff underneath them starts to come up. Thank you, mantis! Oh, go back and look again, lol!

Well good, you have some beauties. Doesn't RFK make you smile every time you see the blooms. It is a good plant that only gets better. I too bought a single fan in 2011, it and Emerald Starburst were my graduation present to myself. Lone Star Wagon Wheel is a pretty one. Always love the Selman's and they do well in my garden. Marlyn Lee Boch is looking good. kay

I like Farmers Daughter. There's something about the simple but beautiful daylily I like. My favorite daylily is an older pink too..........Happy Happy has always been an eye catcher to me mainly because of it's edge........Maryl